Ted Cruz

I flew back to Houston Saturday night.

At DFW, there were essentially no lines.

The TSA lines were empty.

Houston, when I landed, the lines – I landed at Terminal A, and there were no lines in Houston at Bush.

Now, Bush and Atlanta have been the two worst airports for the delays, and that's something when this is all said and done, one of the things that I'm going to want to sit down on TSA and figure out why things were so much worse there.

in Houston at Bush Airport than they were in other airports.

But at least Saturday night when we landed from Dallas, the line in Houston was way, way down.

My daughter, Catherine, is landing at Bush Sunday night, tonight at 9 p.m., so we'll see what the lines are when she lands.

But the lines are going down.

She did.

She waited four hours Thursday night in line at Bush, missed her flight, and then had to get up early Friday morning, waited another four hours, and then got on her flight.

She's spending the weekend with a friend and then coming back tonight.

Look, these delays have been infuriating, but if you go back and look at the last podcast we did, the podcast we did late, late Thursday night, we did the podcast at

Three in the morning, Thursday night, Friday morning.

It was an interesting example.

And by the way, the reason we had done it so late is actually Thursday night I was speaking at a faith and freedom gathering in Pittsburgh.

And it was great that you had probably 500 Christian activists who were fighting to save our country.

It was a terrific evening.

But when I finished the event, I needed to get back to D.C.

And given how unreliable the airports were, we decided to drive from Pittsburgh back to D.C.